Nimit Jindal, President
Hi everybody! I just want to say I am so honored and humbled to serve as your APhA–ASP National President this year. I was born in the beautiful Cataract City, Niagara Falls, Canada, in 1995, and immigrated to the United States in 1998. I attended Morris Hills High School in New Jersey, and after I graduated, I went to Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy. As a student pharmacist, I became enthralled with the student organizations on campus and tried to become as active as I could. My first year I was a member of NCPA, Class Council, and the Rutgers University Debate Union. It wasn’t until my second pre-professional year that I learned about APhA–ASP and have been an active member ever since. Throughout my time in pharmacy school, I have been so fortunate to have been able to serve in a variety of chapter roles, including Chapter Delegate, Policy Committee Chair, and Policy Vice President. I have even had the opportunity to serve the profession and gain valuable leadership skills as an APhA–ASP Regional Delegate. Last year, I was honored to serve as the APhA–ASP National President-elect, where I helped students around the country to Begin Your Legacy. This year, I am so excited about serving alongside our extraordinary National Executive Committee (NEC) and APhA staff as the APhA–ASP National President to inspire and empower student pharmacists to Embrace Your Calling! I am so excited for everything that the next year has in store.